We are delighted to announce the first Hack event for the SheffieldR Users Group! This event aims to bring together R users and learners of all levels for a hands on session with some real world open data. We will be working with the National Biodiversity Network (NBN) dataset, which records sightings of different species along with their location taken from numerous wildlife surveys. This event is supported by the Sheffield Wildlife Trust, and we will be sharing our outputs with them as we go.
This is the first of three hack evenings based at the Sheffield Methods Institute at the University of Sheffield (see map). You are welcome to attend as many or as few sessions as you wish - so don't worry if you can't commit to all three at this stage. We kick off at 4pm but feel free to come along later if you can't make that time. Feel free to bring your own laptops if you wish but this is not required.
Hack the City - Marine & Waterways Culture Edition
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Hack The City
Hack the City is about using open data for a better urban and civic experience.
It’s a hands-on event to use public data to test and prototype ideas, apps and products that can reveal something different about your city, village or environment, or help people find out and engage more easily with the events, incidents and decisions that affects them.
Hack the City is delivered by MundoJumbo, a specialist grassroots and open innovation agency, in partnership with Open Data Sheffield and The Better With Data Society.
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